This page lists Unicode characters for Roman numerals for easy copy & paste. The 4-character code is the Unicode value of each character. See Learn Roman numerals and Converter for more information on using Roman numerals.
I0049 | i0069 | 1 |
V0056 | v0076 | 5 |
X0058 | x0078 | 10 |
L004C | l006C | 50 |
C0043 | c0063 | 100 |
D0044 | d0064 | 500 |
M004D | m006D | 1000 |
j0070 | 1, as last digit: iij = 3 |
According to Unicode: For most purposes, it is preferable to compose the Roman numerals from sequences of the appropriate Latin letters
(above). The letter-like symbols below are single characters for special use. They have been encoded in the Number Forms block for compatibility with East Asian standards. Unlike sequences of Latin letters, these symbols remain upright in vertical layout. Additionally, in certain locales, compact date formats use Roman numerals for the month, but may expect the use of a single character.
Ⅰ2160 | ⅰ2170 | 1 |
Ⅱ2161 | ⅱ2171 | 2 |
Ⅲ2162 | ⅲ2172 | 3 |
Ⅳ2163 | ⅳ2173 | 4 |
Ⅴ2164 | ⅴ2174 | 5 |
Ⅵ2165 | ⅵ2175 | 6 |
Ⅶ2166 | ⅶ2176 | 7 |
Ⅷ2167 | ⅷ2177 | 8 |
Ⅸ2168 | ⅸ2178 | 9 |
Ⅹ2169 | ⅹ2179 | 10 |
Ⅺ216A | ⅺ217A | 11 |
Ⅻ216B | ⅻ217B | 12 |
Ⅼ216C | ⅼ217C | 50 |
Ⅽ216D | ⅽ217D | 100 |
Ⅾ216E | ⅾ217E | 500 |
Ⅿ216F | ⅿ217F | 1000 |
Unicode block Number Forms
.
ↀ2180 | 1000 = M |
ↁ2181 | 5000 = V |
ↂ2182 | 10000 = X |
Ↄ2183 | reverse C, used in combinations such as CCIↃↃ |
ↄ2184 | lowercase Ↄ |
ↅ2185 | 6, late form |
ↆ2186 | 50, early form |
ↇ2187 | 50000 = L |
ↈ2188 | 100000 = C |
Unicode block Ancient Symbols
.
𐆐10190 | 2⁄12 = sextans |
𐆑10191 | 1⁄12 = uncia |
𐆒10192 | 1⁄24 = semuncia |
𐆓10193 | 1⁄72 = sextula |
𐆔10194 | 1⁄144 = dimidia sextula |
𐆕10195 | 1⁄1728 = siliqua |
Other fractions. The following Unicode characters are not specifically for Roman numerals only.
·00B7 | 1⁄12 = uncia |
:003A | 2⁄12 = sextans |
∴2234 | 3⁄12 = quadrans |
∷2237 | 4⁄12 = triens |
⁙2059 | 5⁄12 = quincunx |
S0053 | 1⁄2 = semis |
Σ03A3 | 1⁄24 = semuncia (sigma) |
Є0404 | 1⁄24 = semuncia |
𐅀10140 | 1⁄48 = sicilicus (Greek acrophonic attic one quarter) |
℈2108 | 1⁄288 = scripulum (scruple) |
There are several alternatives of some of the fractions.
Fraktur (blackletter) or cursive characters are generally not used for writing Roman numerals.
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